This thinker included three aphorisms about Ni-en in a work that discusses the "grand method", the "grand order", and the "grand production". This author of Me-Ti: The Book of Changes also penned the Messingkauf Dialogues, which he later condensed into his A Short Organum. He sought to replace the duality of form and content with the triad of material, technique, and function, a method he called "refunctioning". He emphasized the role of decision in his works by use of a technique he called "fixing the "Not/But" element" and sought to provoke a response he termed (*) "complex seeing", while he was inspired by Victor Shklovsky's concept of "defamiliarization" to create his own conception of the "distancing effect". F
This thinker included three aphorisms about Ni-en in a work that discusses the "grand method", the "grand order", and the "grand production". This author of Me-Ti: The Book of Changes also penned the Messingkauf Dialogues, which he later condensed into his A Short Organum. He sought to replace the duality of form and content with the triad of material, technique, and function, a method he called "refunctioning". He emphasized the role of decision in his works by use of a technique he called "fixing the "Not/But" element" and sought to provoke a response he termed (*) "complex seeing", while he was inspired by Victor Shklovsky's concept of "defamiliarization" to create his own conception of the "distancing effect". For 10 points, identify this dramaturgical theorist whose concepts of "Non-Aristotelian drama" and "epic theater" were enacted in such plays as The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui and Mother Courage and Her Children.
This thinker included three aphorisms about Ni-en in a work that discusses the "grand method", the "grand order", and the "grand production".
Bertolt {Brecht} [or {Eugen} Berthold {Friedrich Brecht}]